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Missing point estimation in models described by proper orthogonal decomposition Patricia Astrid Siep Weiland Karen Willcox Ton Backx Abstract— The method of proper orthogonal decomposition experimental data, so as to capture and order, in a well de- (POD) has been proven to be very useful for constructing low fined sense, relevant information from the spatial dynamics dimensional models of large scale systems. However, despite of the system. The reduced order model is obtained by a the model order reduction, low-order models derived from truncations of POD bases remain computationally intensive Galerkin projection of the system dynamics on the first few, for the simulation of large scale linear time-varying (LTV) and and most relevant basis functions. nonlinear models. The main bottleneck lies in the requirement In this paper, we mainly consider linear time-varying to have full spatial information from the original model to (LTV) systems obtained from a discretization of the PDE- construct the reduced-order models. In this paper, we propose based models. Suppose the general full order model has criteria to select a suitable subset of the original spatial coordinate system using information from the snapshot matrix states, where the state vector , representing the and the POD basis functions. We show that the states of the spatial information at time , evolves according to: POD-based reduced order model can be estimated much more efficiently by conducting projections on these selected states. (1) The method is applie